Browsing Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary by Title
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Our Kind of Church
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Our Kind of People
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Our Lutheran Heritage in Worship
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Our Marriage Practice in the Light of the Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms and an Anti-Christian Culture
(2017)This paper wrestles with the question, “Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that Homosexual marriage is a constitutional right, what should we do?” Marriage is an area where the work of the church and the state overlap. ... -
Our Mission and Our Resources
(1972)Norman W. Berg’s 1972 presentation, delivered at a WELS Visiting Elders Workshop, explores the relationship between the church’s mission and its resources. Berg emphasizes the enduring “soul goal” of the Wisconsin Evangelical ... -
Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church: A Fortieth Anniversary History, 1967-2007
(2007)Timothy Bourman’s essay chronicles the 40-year history of Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brookings, South Dakota, from its founding in 1967 to 2007. Beginning with early mission efforts in the 1930s, Bourman ... -
Our Seminary in Watertown: 1863–1870
(2013)In this essay, Professor Danell takes his readers through the earliest years of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, to its roots in Watertown, as a young synod found itself in desperate need of pastors to fulfill the needs of a ... -
Our Stewardship Call
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Our Stories, God's Stories: Re-Conceptualizing the Stories We Live by Through a Close Reading of the Psalms of David
(2019)People love stories. Not only that, a large body of psychological research suggests that people actually live by the stories they tell themselves. Stories are the way people make sense of a confusing world. The problem is, ... -
Our Synod's First Mission Overseas
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Our Transition Into English
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Our Use of Reformed Materials
(1995)It is easy to find Christian books with a reformed bent or even download materials from the reformed. The materials are often well produced and the message can appear to be not that different from a Lutheran message. Danell ...